Cuba, Missouri: Bob's Gasoline Alley (Closed)
Bob Mullen's outdoor and indoor collection included over 300 service station signs and other vintage advertisements.
- Directions:
- I-44 to exit 203, head southeast on Route 66 a little over a mile, turn left on Beamer Lane, on left before interstate overpass.
- Status:
- Closed
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Bob Mullen passed away in March 2020. Auction in July.
[Laurinda, 05/16/2020]
Bob's is off the beaten path just a bit, but well worth the effort to get to. There are hundreds and hundreds of pieces of vintage gas station memorabilia on display. You can also see Missouri mules and llamas at Bob's! The juxtaposition just seemed interesting to me.
[Mike Gassmann, 09/15/2016]
Food by appointmen, in spring and summer only. Awesome collection at Bob's Gasoline Alley is worth the stop.
[Sherri, 01/28/2012]
Very cool and very clean place to visit, A car club we belonged to went and had a great time at Bob's Gasoline Alley. Bob and his wife are great and the food is good.
[Rich, 07/23/2011]
This place has over 300 of the old signs, gas pumps, etc.
[Rich Nicholson, 05/17/2010]Bob Mullen has amassed a large collection of metal signs of petroliana and yesteryear's roadside advertisements.
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Bob Mullen accumulated an outdoor and indoor collection of over 300 gas station signs and other vintage advertisements.